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This collection is made up of famous European cities and some red herrings!

Match the missing word/clues to the album that debuted in the ARIA Top 50 in the weeks between October 11th and November 1st 2009.

The map marks some important events during the major conflicts of the mid twentieth century. All you need to do is match the location to the event. These are mostly from World War II.

Can you identify the municipalities found in the country of Greece?

Match the person/character with his/her fractured partner. There are both real and fictional people mentioned. There are clues given to help.

Can you fill in the blanks in this Psalm as it appears in the King James Version of the Bible? You my be surprised to find out how familiar it is.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between September 26th and October 24th 1983.

Besides Tokyo, there are close to 800 cities in Japan. Identify the 15 cities in the four main islands of Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku.

Many children learn this simple nursery rhyme, but what does it mean? Let's have a line-by-line look and see what we can deduce!

"Eggheads" and "The Chase" are two staples of the British television quiz show genre and both programmes showcase the talents of some of the UK's top quizzers. Distinguish the Eggheads from the Chasers. Good luck!

Can you identify the municipalities found in the province of British Columbia, Canada?

The country of Japan has thousands of islands with hundreds that are inhabited. See if you can find ten of the most populated islands for the Land of the Rising Sun!

In 1983, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Bonnie Tyler eclipsed all other songs when it went to number one on charts in France, Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US Billboard. Is this song embedded in your memory? Find out by taking this quiz. Good luck.

I've worn my hair in the same style for far too long, so I fancy a change. I've picked out some new hairstyles from a list I found but I need your help to sort out the names of the styles which might recover my head. Can you match the descriptions to the

A mix of 10 Hobbies questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Honestly, maybe we just remove September altogether? The ten events occurring in this quiz, all of which happened in Septembers past, are a good enough reason to rid ourselves of the ninth month.

U.K. history is filled with rulers from various houses, all vying to remain in power. Can you properly label each ruler with their correct house? (Hint: The rulers are in chronological order.)

A mix of 10 Sports questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Match the missing word/clues to the album that debuted in the ARIA Top 50 in the weeks between September 27th and October 11th 2009.

A mix of 10 Sci / Tech questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

The Olympics are synonymous with excellence, a means for athletes to test themselves against the best and surpass their own personal best. The Games strive for equality and a field of fair play... and, to this end, the athletes will pledge an oath.

The ancient Greeks had lots of deities in their religion. There are Titans, Muses, nymphs, etc., and then there are the Twelve Olympians. Actually, make that Thirteen - some sources name a certain goddess and others a certain god instead.

From the Greek word 'topos' meaning region, a toponym is a place name derived from a topographical area. Some well-known foods get their names from the place with which they are associated; match these ones with the place that gave it its name.

Philately is the formal name for stamp collecting. Various famous people have appeared on stamps of all kinds around the world, some of which are collectors' items. Here are ten of them.

This is part of the collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

Let's head back to 1980 and revisit the complete and utter insanity that is Barry Manilow's "Bermuda Triangle". Fill in the lyrical blanks of this absurd song that I secretly, now not-so-secretly, enjoy.

A mix of 10 People questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Looking up to the skies enables us to see various astronomical phenomena. How many can you recognise just by looking at a photo? This quiz will let you find out.

Read the clues and match to a pair of rhyming words. For example, the match to "isolated femur" would be "lone bone", like the one the dog is munching on in the photo. Enjoy!

Sort out these words into their correct categories. Perhaps the title of the quiz is a clue... perhaps.